Nightly high tides could push minor flooding into low‑lying bayside spots through June 17 while inland heat and gusty winds affect the commute Saturday.

Morning rain will clear to a hot, gusty Saturday with a Heat Advisory for parts of north-central Oklahoma. Severe storms are possible overnight.

Breezy afternoons and elevated surf: high rip current risk at south‑facing beaches through Monday evening.

State health officials flagged Lake Billy Chinook after tests found high microcystin levels. Officials warn against swimming and spray-generating water sports in affected areas.

Hot and humid through Sunday with heat index near 105. Heavier, potentially flooding rain likely Monday–Wednesday.

Muggy Saturday with highs near 94 and heat‑index values in the 100s. Slight storm chance today; heavier rain, flash‑flood risk and coastal hazards arrive Sunday night into Tuesday.

Cloudy, humid Saturday with highs near 91°F and a slight afternoon storm chance. A frontal system Monday could bring heavier rain and localized flash flooding.

Sunny and warm with a high near 86°F. A Fire Weather Watch affects parts of southern Utah and a dry‑lightning threat exists.

Triple‑digit heat returns Saturday with highs near 103°F. Storm chances climb Sunday night, with gusty outflows possible.

A cold front brings cooler temps, gusty northeast winds and smoke tonight; Sunday holds a chance of showers with a midweek heat rebound.

Seasonal low tides have returned to Puget Sound, exposing flats and prompting closures after toxic shellfish tests. Officials urge harvesters to check maps and cook shellfish thoroughly.

Hot, muggy Saturday with highs near 90°F. Sunday brings likely heavy, gusty storms that could disrupt outdoor plans.

A late-Friday NWS alert warned Halifax County that storms near Scotland Neck could bring 55‑mph gusts and nickel‑sized hail.